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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1928
Page
14
An old advertisement urges readers that excess stomach acid causes indigestion and offers Bisurated Magnesia as a remedy. It claims artificial digests are unnecessary, promotes magnesium powder or tablets after meals, and advises against liquids. The copy targets general readers with product use and health claims.
A vintage advertisement touts Tanlac as a cure for indigestion gas bloating and stomach pains. It targets readers who avoid favorite foods and claim long term health benefits from taking Tanlac. The copy emphasizes freedom from diet restrictions and improved vigor.
Mrs Pauline Lemley of 1134 Taylor Ave Ft Warne reports long years of stomach liver and kidney trouble with indigestion gas and headaches. Plant Juice eased symptoms, improved digestion and bowel function, and left her feeling like a new woman. She endorses the product and notes its soothing cleansing and tonic effects.
Reports from North Texas and Southern Oklahoma tell of a deadly storm season with three deaths and extensive damage. Bruce Coleman killed by lightning near Dost Texas. J C Brinlee fatally injured in a dance hall collapse in Dewar Oklahoma. Dewmrrigh and Car Roach die after a car crash on slick roads. Village of Dhenergine Oklahoma razed, most homes blown from foundations. Oil storage tanks ignite at Midland and Burkburnett. Tracks washed out, comms down. Wellington, Texas tornado damages houses with no lives lost. Several families marooned on an island in Salt Fork. Firefighting efforts planned by air due to swift currents.
Thirty five enlisted men from Brooksfield will be transferred to Fort Sill Chin to join the Eights eighth Observation squadron reorganizing at Post field. Ten men from the eetunct Division dir eervier on duty at Postfield will move to the new organization and eighty seven Ten will be recruited for the squadrag Yor. Sam Houstan men will be replaced by ten others from Brooks field with Maj. E. A. Lohmen assigned to command the equadron which will be ot hull with the Field Artillacy school.
Col. S. Babcock commander of Camp Saris piloted from Rely field Fort Sill Oklahoma with Lieut. H. L. Borden. They planned to fly to Fork Reno Friday and return to San Antonio, detailing a sequence for what appears to be a risky improvised mission.
At QETOUR Michigan on May 18 a rammed ore ship the John Erleston was boarded by the steamer A B Harves after collision thirty miles off the harbor. The crew of thirty were rescued and taken aboard the John Riess.
A Dallas court found the defendant guilty of a November robbery at the Finer Air and avenue Five bank. The judge sentenced the man to ten years in prison.
Texas realtors at the ninth annual convention of the Texas Association of Real Estate boards advocated a constitutional amendment to allow borrowing on homesteads and liens on homes for street improvements. Officers were re elected, and a new secretary treasurer filled a vacancy. The body endorsed bonds for road work and a thirty year maturity for state bonds, plus formation of a farm land division. The convention planned entertainments in Amarillo with trips and a barbecue for delegates.
First prize went to Master Sergeant G. J. Carroll of the finance department for the beautification contest among enlisted men at Fort Sam Houston. Second prize to Technical Sergeant E. Ruwpf and third to First Sergeant H. Wiberton. awards were presented by a committee of officers’ spouses with Mrs. Connor officiating.
The article describes welds stronger than unwelded metal and a $2,000,000 equipment investment yielding 400 mile pipe production with 400 men doing the work of 2,000. It notes fewer injuries, boosts in American manufacturing, and a shift to smarter methods that expand wealth through efficiency. It highlights ongoing plant activities, testing, and the impact on industry throughout the nation.
A 14 year old student from WVilligin damvelt Golem died after ingesting poison in an Alberty drainage tunnel. Authorities say the accident occurred near a fraternity house on a mid May day. The case involves a suspected drug or toxin exposure and is under police inquiry with medical examiner review.
A long list details polling locations for a large bond vote across city sites. The document names stores, schools, churches, and services at numerous streets and intersections, indicating where residents vote. It reflects a sprawling, administrative roll of precincts and venues without a central outcome.
Fragmentary ad style copy promises relief for achy swollen feet by removing the cause of numbness and burning. It urges readers to visit a department store or brand booth to buy a comfort solution.
Funeral services for Cal Charles J Grang, retired, were held at 3 PM at the family residence on Grayson with a firing detail from the Ninth Infantry. Colonel Crane, long-time San Antonio resident, died at Fort Sam Houston Army Hospital. He served from 1877, participated in the Spanish American War, the Philippines, and later commanded the Ninth Infantry at Fort Sam Houston. He left a widow Mrs Louisa Thrill Crane and two sons.
Fort Riley Kansas reports a major aerial warfare demonstration starting that morning with seventy Army airplanes including transport and attack types. The event features cover by cavalry, artillery support, air combos, and fire directing, with messages picked up during the exercise. Army officers say the purpose is to coordinate air and ground forces under observed sanctions.
In Washington on May 18 President Coolidge received the McNary-Haugen farm relief act and the merchant marine bill in a single envelope after Republican independents urged quick action. Senator Norris urged a veto of the farm bill while pressing Coolidge to veto the merchant marine measure, which would subsidize private shippers and liberalize ocean mail contracts, giving extensive replacement of the merchant fleet.
A small town notice describes new stock arriving including Brownlee fur and Kodak film at modest prices. It notes limited quantities and urges readers to act quickly to secure items before they run out.
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